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Boston Mass. had the police strike
The RCMP were sent to put down the uprising which was disrupting the operations of the city.
Winnipeg is a city. Winnipeg is the capital city of the Province of Manitoba.
The Baltimore Police Strike is believed to be the last strike of any major metropolitan police force. It occurred July 11-15, 1974. 901 police officers walked off the job or did not report for work as well as picketed. The police strike occurred when negotiations between Baltimore City and the bargaining agent for the police at that time, Union 1195.
The local newspapers, the Winnipeg Free Press and Winnipeg Tribune, had lost the majority of their employees due to the strike and took a decidedly anti-strike stance. The New York Times front page proclaimed "Bolshevism Invades Canada." The Winnipeg Free Press called the strikers "bohunks," "aliens," and "anarchists." They ran cartoons depicting hooked-nosed Jewish radicals throwing bombs. These anti-strike views greatly influenced the opinions of Winnipeg residents. However, the majority of the strikers were reformist, not revolutionary. They wanted to amend the system, not destroy it and build a new one. A counter-strike committee, the "Citizens' Committee of One Thousand", was created by Winnipeg's wealthy elite. The Committee declared the strike to be a violent, revolutionary conspiracy by a small group of foreigners. On June 9, at the behest of the Committee, the City of Winnipeg Police Commission dismissed almost the entire city police force for refusing to sign a pledge promising to neither belong to a union nor participate in a sympathetic strike. They were replaced by a large body of untrained but better paid special constables. Despite this drastic measure, control of the streets was beyond the capacity of the city in the period between June 9 and Bloody Saturday. The Citizens' Committee met with federal Minister of Labour Gideon Decker Robertson and Minister of the Interior (and acting Minister of Justice) Arthur Meighen, and warned them that the leaders of the general strike were revolutionists and demanding action. Robertson ordered federal government employees back to work, threatening them with dismissal if they refused. Meighen had the Criminal Code of Canada amended to broaden the definition of sedition, and also amended the Immigration Act to target British-born radicals for deportation. The two ministers refused to meet the Central Strike Committee to consider its grievances.
Winnipeg
No, Winnipeg is the capital of Manitoba.
Yes, Winnipeg is the largest city in Manitoba.Yes it is and also is the capital city in Manitoba!!!
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A city.
The city of Winnipeg is found in the country of Canada in the province of Manitoba. Also known as Winnipeg, Manitoba in Canada
Winnipeg, the largest city.